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... consider it, it's not so dangerous after all. Those papers do us more harm than good." "How d'you get that?" "Any intelligent man of the West who reads a communist paper can't help spitting with disgust. You can see at once whose money is behind it. The capitalists are to blame if it's cold, the capitalists are to blame if it's hot, and everything in the U. S. S. R. is super... lative... ly good!" "And...
... suppose he'll be young. What is so-called 'pure love' in comparison with what a man in a high position can offer me? I can pick up handsome young men in any street, and they'll do as I tell them! Let other women run about without stockings and act 'pure love'. One must have power: money, or a high position. Then, and only then, can one understand how cheap love is..." "It's a matter of taste." I...
... Zionist informing an American presidential candidate in our generation that he can only expect the "New York State vote" if he commits himself to uphold the Zionist state in peace and war, by money and arms. What was demanded from Cromwell was in fact an act of public submission to the Judaic Law, not "the readmission" of the Jews, for they had never left England! They had been...
... East too, if it came, was to be a war "for the Jews". Thirdly, 1956 saw a presidential election held, for the seventh time under the direct, and for the third time under the open pressure of the Zionists in New York. The election campaign became a public contest for "the Jewish vote", with the 494 rival parties outbidding each other in the promise of arms, money and guarantees to...
...-called Laws of Moses, do not prohibit doing or saying anything at all against Christians or against Jesus the God of the Christians, saying that the said law prohibits them from lending at interest, and yet the Jews do not consider it any kind of sin at all to lend money at interest to Christians and to deceive Christians in any manner whatever"] ([Bonelli], Dissertazione apologetica, cit., p. 53). [43...
..., but kill this Mother. If you really want to have freedom, you have to destroy all connections and all attachments. And this is your attachment. You are not attached to your wife, so that is not a problem. You are not attached to money, so that is not the problem. You are not attached to the world, so that is not the problem. Your whole attachment is with this Mother, this idea of a Mother goddess...
... США и передала полный контроль над экономикой еврейским банкирам. И поэтому голосование по этому "закону" ограбления США произошло тогда, когда практически все, кроме кукл банкиров были в отпуске.] Элиу Рут [Elihu Root] сокрушился на этот опасный закон в сенате 13 декабря, 1913 г. (См. "MONEY MADE MYSTERIOUS" - книга третья.) 4000 страниц мелким шрифтом позже проскользнуло в этот "закон"! Это было...
... you, then what to do? Somebody has more beautiful eyes than you, then what to do? Somebody is more intelligent, more cunning, has more money... And millions of people all around you, and you are in competition with everybody. You will go mad! This is impossible. You can never come to a moment when you can feel contented. How is that moment possible? Even emperors... I have heard, once it happened...
... and had nobody to look after him, no money left. Every day he would have to go to the forest, cut wood and sell it, and somehow manage for his bread and butter. But that day it happened that death was passing by. Suddenly he asked - he threw down his load of wood - and shouted to the sky 'Death! Where are you? You come to everybody. I have seen so many people dying. Why are you so angry with me? Why...
.... And it is true, we cannot leave him, because he is going to fetch a fabulous price for us." Diogenes immediately mounts the dock meant for slaves to be auctioned and stands there with the dignity of a king. Then the manager shouts, "Here is a great slave for sale; whosoever has enough money should bid for him." Diogenes first shouts at the manager, "Shut up, if you don't know how...
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